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Nyaza cemetery
Kigali, Rwanda |
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A young Rwandan girl walks through Nyaza cemetery outside
Kigali, Rwanda, where thousands of
victims of the 1994 genocide are buried.
-Nov. 25, 1996, AP Photo/Ricardo Mazalan
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Simple
wooden crosses stand atop a mass grave for some of the victims of
the Rwandan genocide a decade ago. The government estimates that 1
million people died in the mass violence. After Hutu President
Juvenal Habyarimana was killed in April 1994, authorities exhorted
the population to kill all Tutsis. Tutsi sympathizers were also
slaughtered.
-4/5/04, Francine Orr / LAT
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